Refunds can be processed for bookings by the Reservations Team depending on the operator’s terms and conditions. However, only payments made via credit card (payment gateway), EFTPOS, direct deposit and manual credit card (staff only) can be refunded either fully or partially.
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Partial Refund (Remaining Balance)
Booking Cancellation with No Full or Partial Refund
Refunding DepositsRefunds for Bookings with More than 1 Payment Type
Refunding Credit Card Fees (Surcharge)
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For bookings where the full booking total is approved to be refunded.
From Bookings tab, enter the “Booking No” in the search field, press Enter.
Click on the pencil icon to open the booking.
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The Payment Status (upper right) will now be shown as “Unpaid” while the “Booking Status” is shown as still “Confirmed”.
In most cases, the booking is to be cancelled. Please refer to the Cancellation Process for guidance.
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This applies to the following scenarios:
The booking is to be cancelled with no refund to the full payment.
A partial refund has already been processed via RBE, however, the remaining balance is not to be refunded and the booking is to be cancelled.
No refund is initiated in ResPax or via the client’s Payment Gateway.
The booking has to be balanced for RBE to allow the cancellation request.
Refer to the Partial Refund (Remaining Balance) process for guidance on how to proceed.
Start with Step 3.
However, for Step 4, choose “POB” for Collect By and “On Account” for Payment Type.
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Note that the negative "POB>On Account" payment type does not reflect in the Reconciliation Report which means it will not affect the "balancing" of the report. |
Thereafter, refer to the Cancellation Process to cancel the booking.
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There are bookings with a “Partially Paid” payment status due to a deposit collected as a payment at the time of the booking. Note that the deposit is usually a percentage (i.e. 20%) of the booking total. For this type of booking, the remaining balance is represented by a payment placeholder (generally a POB>On Account).
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